James Madison High School - Prospectus Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Editors-in-Chicf...............Joanne Butela, Steve Deal News Editor.........................................Pam Stankovics Editorial Editors.......Arthur Dean, Carol Neiuwenhuis Feature Editors.........Shauna Lindsay, Nancy Everett Sports Editor.......................................Tom Moeller Ad Manager..................................Frank Costa Business Manager..................................Cathy Correia Photographer............................Steve Gonzales Cartoonist ........................................Mike McKinney Reporters.. .Carla Allums, Barbara Amster, Jim Best, Pat Davidson, Randy Sarien. Maria Fleming, Mike Broward, Diana Shaw, Barbara Bass, Ed Fuchs, Pal Pierce Advisor.............................Mrs. Suzanne Emery LEFT: Jim Best, reporter, discusses an article with editor. Joanne Butela. BOTTOM LEFT: Pat Davidson, reporter, efficiently checks files for material. BELOIT: Joanne Butela. editor, reads final copy with critical view. Activities 127

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Color Sparks Student Interest What is better than reading our new oj en editorial page and student opinions? The answer might be looking at the new color pictures that put our Talon newspaper far ahead of any other school. Steve Gonzales masterminded the camerawork which caused students to look forward to every issue of the Talon. Pictures weren’t the only thing that made our newspaper outstanding. Excellent copywriting super- vised by Steve Deal, editor, has kept everyone in- formed of student activities. This year has proven to be a prosperous one for the 1970-71 Talon staff. RIGHT: Steve Gonzales, Talon photographer, listens intently to Carla Allums. reporter, as she makes plans for photographs. FRONT ROW: Shauna Lindsay. Carla Allums. Carol Nicuwcnhuis. SECOND ROW: Barbara Amslcr. Mike McKinney. Pat Darison. Cathy Correia. Joanne Butcla. I rank Costa. THIRD ROW. Steve Gonzales. Tom Moeller. Pam Stankovics, Steve Deal. Arthur I can. 126 Activities

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Roger Phillips Paula Ccbula Pam Grove Vickie Johnson Jeff Pray Christi Hansen Joyce Blanco Stephanie Corrington More Cheerleaders Mean More Spirit OPPOSITE PAGE: Upper left - The Varsity Cheerleaders rally Sophmorc spirit and teach cheers at Sophomore Orientation. Upper Right • Stcph Corrington cheers our team on to a 35-6 victory over Lincoln in the first game of the season. Lower Left - Dave Smith takes over the chccrlcad- ing with his megaphone as the rest of the squad runs around the field to greet the Pt. Loma cheer- leaders. The Pointers lost 14-19. Lower Right - Christi Hansen cheers our team on to another victory. 14-6, at the first league game of the year played on our own football field. 128 Activities “We’re from Madison, wc couldn't be prouder...” shook the rickety Madison bleachers. Who started this sudden up- surge of spirit? The Varsity Cheerleaders! The student body decision to increase the cheerleading squad from six to nine cheer- leaders made this year’s squad even better. More cheerleaders meant more spirit. The football team kicked off the year with a triumphant season triggering a spark of enthusiasm that the cheerleaders carried with them into basketball season and throughout the entire year. At the sum- mer cheerleading camp, held at UCSD the Varsity cheerleaders earned two firsts and a second in competition with cheer- leaders from all over the state, proving that M HS cheerleaders are number one!